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The Washington critic., 1887-09-06

venieucc 10 customers, this restaurant un-
doubleday deserves the unlimited patronage
Of those fond NJ good living.
wood s. Forsyth.
The mandatory located at 1875 + strest
northwest, Of which Messrs. Wood & For
syth are proprletors, is the lead ing house OF
the kind IN the city, and besides msnufdctur.
ing oil kinds Of frames (for which they have
over three hundred styles OF mouldluyH
they are large dealers in engravings, etch
ings, photo-gravures, etc. Ornamental
gold and bronze frames made TO order. Re
gliding and repairing q leading speclilty.
The premises comprise three.story brick,
20 by 10 feet In dimensions. The sales
room on the first floor contains a large stock
OF the finest goods in this line Of trade,
comprising the most exquisite engravlngs,
etchirgs, etc. Their productions In orna-
mental gold and bronze frames are master
pieces OF artistic skill. Mr.. Wool "a a
native OF Chicago; came 10 Washington In
'6T. Mr.. Forsyth Ia native OF New YORK
came to this city in 49, and prior to entering
the above firm was employed AS manager Tor
NeeihofT, on Seventh street The firm Is
an active and energetic one, keeping up
with the times In sill lines Of goods which
they carry, aud the taste OF the most at'ls-
tic can be easily suited from their extensive
stock.
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days, coyly mingllng with certain
berufled garments, and 1t gives one
an idea Of the democratic form Of gov
cfnmcnt that all the articles, har
angucs, etc, one can read cannot give.
The visitor on the benches, the stroller
along the shady paths in the beautiful
park, Is confronted by this Hopping
every day washing, hung by everyday
wooden clothespins, like Mrs. McGulrc
buys seven for cent at Grogan's cor
ncr grocery, from an everyday wire
line. BY the way. Tuesday, while
there. counted thirteen day shirts OF
ample proportions. That surely speaks
well for the cleanliness of our Grover,
Nothing like getting married to teach
us this cardinal virtue. suppose in
bachclorhood he wore one week."
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a I,cnannnhIn i,nnunat.

Bank Presideut-Mr Bullion, regret to
state have discovered Il trilliug deficiency
OF ono hundred Thousand dollars In your &c
counts.
Coshier-l-
Presllent--I have also learned that, al
though your salarl Is but three thousand
dollarr You have Within tue past year pur-
chased real estate TO the amount OF another
hundred thousapd.
CGthipr- Really, tir, l.
Prcadent--And 1 have aacertaincl TINT
YOU arc going to start for Montreal to-day.
Now, / have Uup requtuJ to make,
CafhiCr-NH n, fir
prctideut-Don't 30 until tomorrow.
Give me one days start lid Nts.
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a VtrciuIan u. It. ~.

Let US not forget, says the Richmond
Tilacs, the legend OF that noble Vlrginlan
who received the hospItallties OF Boston be
cause he put after his name in the hotel
register the letters F. Il, s. After erudite
Boston had feted him Tor month they
discovered that he knew more about the
delights Of the table than science aud
philosophy.
They demanded to know whether he was
acquainted with certain great scientists.
lie never heard of them.
"But are you not Fellow OF the Royal
societyp
"No cir; I'm a Virginia gentleman, and l
always put those capitals after my name to
let a tavern.keeper know that take 'em
hied, roasted and stewed.n
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DIED.

wOOD-On the morning of September
1855, at 1873 It. m, Anna Maria Wood only
daughter of George p. aud l., Il. Wood,
aged 70 years, months nnl II days,
Funeral from FOuudery NJ, T.. Church, on
Wednesday, september 7, Mt p. m. Ruia
tiyes friends and Franklin norma! class Of
., are respectfully invited to attend,
lSRAEI-At $50 p, IN. on MONDAY, Sept 9m.
bUr p, Of typhoid fever, al the residence ~ his
luther.in'lRw, Y. $. Gurirell, near knowles
station, ON the Metropolitan Branch, George
h. Israel, son ol Rev. George ", Israel.
Fun,rul ON Wednesday ut Clarksburg
Montgomery County, Md,
LPPHARD.-O september $, at';}O a. M,
Ida eldest daughter OF a. t. and Llurai0c
Lirphard,
tunoral will take place from her ppront-
residence, 41O street southwest Weluu-.
day, September T. at o'clock y. M, R.Iu
i've, and friends respectfully invitoi.
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As.HaEAl.A
81 81. hnd =. station,


From Boston lD.ii 70 M tESpros.J,
From New Nurt-H3', 3, and lEij m; 1880,
=, 800. = liuiiyJ. 40 (urwlr 5lj, $50
Oimitcdl aud lJli y, N.
From Htluwurc-rSl $50, s, $50 s:ij, 9:3O,
and lD.i. % M; 1880, ., $40, T. $50, 7:i5
uewl sli. -.55, and 1886 N.
From thrluu, 81. Louis, pitt-burg and Gin
cuua'i-C.U5 and 93J - m.; $50 aud 1.i5
Froin hunafou.-snou M. i80 ard $50 p. IN.
From BuDuu, F.uirl and uA,TlaOUrg-0:8O a.
m. und $50 y. 10,
From Mansss sa4, 1horouehfare Gap aud Front
RUyai-g.it "a. me- except sundays.
From Nurruntuu-elU a, M, 1901, 5s!j and
9iO p. IN.
From Atlanta. New orleans aud Lynchburg-
$40 u, m and 1904 and s;Sl p. m.
From pupu's Greek Liug-sBj a. N. EXCEPT
sunoHysl and $50 y. IN.
From Philadelphia and 1913 a. M and
i@J, = 3IU, 4, i'l5 new, s'lj, 5:55 and lO47
b. IN
From Richmond and the south-li;4a a. M;
$40 and II p. m
From Aicxundfla-1231 loxcept Monday, B.}5,
$40, Uali D.i5, iO;Si and il2l a. M;
i.tU, 8:21, $40, 800 5;2j 0:iO, Oji and II p.
n. Sundays at 1870, go aua ilaI q. m,
b:3O, g5l und II y, m,
From Cincinnati Louisville and st. Louis
$3.50 and $40 y. m,
From Fort Monroe, Newport News and Nor
fulk-33u ,. m. daily except sunday. -
From Round Hill LCesburg and points on W.
q. & W.-sAOa. IN. and 3:5i y. m. The even
ing train does not run on sundays.
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Address Registered Letters TO
New Orleans National Bank,
New orleans, Is.

REMEMBER that the presence OF Generals
Reaurogutd and Early, who are In charge of
the drawings, is Il guarantee Of absolute fair
ness and integrity, that the chances are all
equal, and that no one can possibly divine
what number will draw prize,
"REMEMBER, also, that the payment Of
prizes H. GUARANTEED by FOUR MA
TIONAI BANKS OF New Orleans, and the
tickcts are signed by the President oi an In
sttutiOn whose chartered rights are rccni
nlzed in the highest Courts therefore, beware
of all limitations and anonymous sOhumes'
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06
Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste time in ex-
perimentlng when your lungs are in danger.
Consumption always seems at first, only q
cold. DO not permit any dealer to impose
upon you with some cheap imitation of DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
coughs and colds, but he sure you get the
genuine. Because he can make more profit
he may tell you he has something just as
good or Just The same. Don't bo deceived,
but insist upon getting DIR. Kings New
Discovery, which ia guaranteed to give re-
lief in all throat, lung aud chest affections,
Trial bottles free at Stott, Cromwell &
Co.'s drug store.
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rrnni n. q o. .+tation.

For Bllumoru--5 $50. jil. 5.JJ, $40 aud aI5
n M., 1870, let. 3.li, N.iJ. l3U, i.ij, $40,
'} CAl 80 -.!i and il:Dp 10. ON sun.
Gag. $3.50, isU. 'dl and J.ll IA M; la'j, l,Jl,
800, iau. i.lu. 1880. G.il.s,21 tl3Op. M.
For AHuaI IH.I.-GfI t.u 10. M, Iui 1910 and
assn iu, Suudsy, $3.50 "a. n, ana i:t0 y. m.
urINIuiul Rocks rru lori.k-lu'iu. 1855 am;
t..u. W. lIuupJlaa uu sunday. i:lj y. N.
For points iu shenandoah Valley as iar as
Tor t'Hftulr NUrF-Hua uuI 1910 q. m: l5;D,
I'iu $500, tsa, rtltuI litlu %. "A. daily, eX-
cent suuuaE. uu sunday, lU;lU u. IN, l:lj,
I.H, taU uu0 1850 p m.
For lluggr-tUwu#iU.Iu u, m. and G.jO y. m.
daily, except sunday.
For thluuau-lN.it H. m.. N.iI y, ia. daily.
For lIt' Hhurr-INila d. 49,. H.HI D. ~ lally.
For cincinnati tnui4v'il. and ST. Ipuls--3lj
and % %. m daily
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06
IrrpRpCEDENTEp NrTRh orioSl
over unif II Miiiton DIstributcd
louisiana State Lottery Co.

Incorporated by the legislature In i7ii 'H
Educational and Charitable purposes, uul ".
franchise made pntt Of tho present STA.
Constitution In 1879, by an Overwhelming
popular vote.
Its Grand Single Numbor Drawings taFc
place every month and its Grand soni An
nual Drawings tHku place every six month";
Dune and DeCemhCr),
I'VE DO hoyfby csrury nat me- 1lpsrrjs Ns
dir0Hg,mSnte tOr GN No MoHNiy amt S.HilH
HU0i DiOWiHgy n The isDUiaiUUu S'Gf Int
tsfy O0WpdHN, ami M psysOH manage 0uf fDu-
boi he Drg3iihgs NSWj,!Jts, AMI Np H,auH,
a., c0ndUci,ti iriH AOH,siy, fgifHf.g umi DO ga1i
fpiM tOUdd all parties, dHd fs aUhOyls N,
CONpdhy to uSt His c,t.Ncats IN u QirsJfisa-
Wfrtg"
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At Il. q o. Stat,on.

Prom Baltimore-O31, $40, $3.50, TO-, 1923, l045
and iil1 a IN; i5g sos, 40, go, oa5,
T:lO, g. si1 and l.iO y. IN; 1890 a. m. On
Sunday $40. ~, lUai5, 1883 a. m; $3.50, 3Oj,
bs.U. G,35 S. s;i5 $50 p. IN; i2.9D a. m.
FROM Auuapolis-s30 AMI iOfij a.. IN, l:5J and
b:2Op. m. Sunday lO:3h "A, nj. and O:31 y. M
From fredcrick-ss45, n.i a. M, and i:3O,
81; ,. M daily, except Sunday; ON Sun.
dag, $50 q. M.
From Harper Fcrry-5:i' r. m. daily.
From Gaitkersburg-Ti s;3j, OBS, lbs,
a. M; 600, 4, 5:l5, s:l7 and il:!0 p IN. sun
Gay. sgs, lO.3Oa m, h:i5, s:l7 and ll:2O p. m.
From HacerstOwn--u;3j a. IN and 1918, i.sO,
s.1i D. m, daily, except sunday.
From Chicago and pittsburl-Gs9O and 100 a.
II and i:9D y, m. daily.
From Cincinnati, Louisville and St, Lnuls-
J.9n a. m. and l:l5 D. m. daily.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06

THE usual Friday ~ trips via the Penn.
sylvauia Railroad to Atlantic City and Cape
May, which have been so liberally patron
izsd during the summer. months, will be
discontinued after Friday, the 9th instant.
1hose desiring to visit the seashore at =
nominal cost should take advantage Of this
last trip by II a. m, train on the 9th.
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DRUEKENNESS
ar tho Iiuuor utbIt Gan Be Cured
Ey Administering Or Haincs'
Golden specific.

con he given 'r l cup OF coffee or tea with
out fNg tn,wnfgn u' tGn uer.uu taking n. 10
uaHuHf and Ulnay cure, whether the patient
4. 90 moderate urIuEgr uv an alcoholic wreck.
10 lHs boon gINuu lu thousands of rl.as ll
ItTt,pr Eil-. Iue sr-fuN once unnras-
matted with fhp Specific To- becomes un utI
IwT,- .NNty IHr mo |IaUug Upu.UfH t1HNst
l.. HH|. us S. I,hNHu. W'ar IHUIlT IINU.nE
%. 4, uUuH,u,rUu fuW.eDHu sweet ava
Vermont HFruuu. Washington.
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.sIderney ,,n,ry wagons.

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every
morning and delivered IN ! lb "Ward'
prints, 4Oc. per lb. Also cottage cheese,
butternllk aud sweet milk, DC. per qt
Cream. lhc. per pit
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Waiter-Anythlng mo-, sahP
Guest Yes; bring me a-lwinks) you
know (winks).
Waiter-Can't do II, sab; dis am a pro.
bishun town, sab, m you're a stranger.
Guest-What OF that
WaIter-De boss says wlnks don't count
for muffin opless we's 'quainted wild 'em.-
LHarlet's Weekly.
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MARTYRS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
3I3 SIXTH STREET n. W.,

Near City POstOliic3.
Fail opening Sept u. Catalogues free on
application at college Office, on tlrst door
fIUm n m. 10 . y m or hy mall
j.. q. MAltVYN, President.
OK. uRNER, a. NJ, q. r., Principal
GiPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
- corner IN AMI y SIS n. VA practical
business education that qualities young men
aud women to support themselves aud sue
Ccssfully perform the active duties OF life,
Thorough instruction given I'm Rapid Writ
ing, the English Language, Correspondence,
Rapid Calculations, Bookkeeping, Business
Practice, Civics. or Science Of titizr ship,
Stenography and Type writing, Regular Day
and Evening Sessions resumed THURSDAY,
September !, at u. N. and y. m Oflice
open for arrangements, by the year or quar-.
ter on and after Monday, August 80. A full
Corps of Teachers. Tuition fees Regular
business course, day sessions, one year, SO,
payable $40 on entering and balance In
monthly installments Of SlO each: II year
scholarship, paid in full on entering, go;
tuition per quarter Of ten weeks, SEQ paid on
entering. Night Sessions Tuition: Slb for
three months or $50 for one year Seats are
assigned In the order OF registrations Special
advantages secured by being present at the
orening of day or night sessions illustrated
Circular sent free on application
HENRY q SPENCER, Principal.
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Nice-Prinaipal.
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x yrFT 7sY5'-7- r,TsslFss lg a. .s' .
3, 7..21......I.. ! 4. i. .g....@.I.

Trnruuuh'v cylurp the M0od, 10y using
ur. rl.yru Golden Medical Discovery, ,ud
rnrH f'g.-3Hu, % fair fNt uuONut spirits
yuur. nWl N0ul,u will Doe ,stln.Is,'cu,
Golden NuiIul Discovery vllr- u'l Iu-
uNI., l..U InH uNrHuu nlmuluvpl1tnN, or
unr| .nn On tine worst %,ru'Ulm ur hluyu-
i. rH. Especially has IL proven it1 efficacy
n.n'Hr s.ir-rIINH Hr Irlur. luypI-turnS,
I.n- Iu.uI Disease, SyrululuEs Sores and
rr.u.. NHaui Glands, and Eating
GOH.u rnIiaW Discovery cures Cousump-
tNl OuHf.U i- aerniuLt ui tac lAmg8l, by
l.. wonderful hluul-uutyluw, inviEnrntng,
tHG uu.r..te properties. For Weak LuuFa,
smuur of Blood ShOrtuuss IN Breath,
bronchitis. severe Coughs, Ashmu, Chronic
HU.u DlWrh and kindred affections IL Is
lFu IGN ruWudy,
F.H Iopu Liver Riliousncss, or "Tivor
Coma llinG' Dyspepsia, and Indigestion, 10
f m uuequallud remedy. sold hy druggists
ma, PIEECE's PEELETS-Anti-
&iliOus aud Cathariic. % cts. vial,
by druggists.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06

~ TTTNt0 VTIlWTTTTTII TW-1-I8 w"
sF~- For Cmb Rates or any furthrr infurml-
tidn apply to tho undersigned. Your nlll-
writing must be- distinct ami S'YHFiYfs uilia.
More rapid return mail delivery viii. hr Doe.
your full address,
Send Postal Notes Express Money Orders or
New York Exchange In ordinary letter Cur
roncy by express (at our cSpenseJ addressed
NJ. a. DAUPHIN,
ow Orleans, La.
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PRnEnSALs.
DRoPosALs tor FURNISHING STONE

I TINTTFTNNTS TNr TWrNTFhIhg NTfJWF
Il FOR THE HASE OF BENNiNG5 ROAD,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Washington Aug, 20, 1887,
SEALED PROPOSALS will hG received AZ
the Office Of the District Commissioners until
i1 O'Clock noon on Wednesday, September 4,
ut which time and place they will be opcnoi
IN the presence Of The bidders, for furnl-hlng
1900 cubic yards Of stone, more or less, for the
basc of the Bennings Road
Specifications and blank forms Of proposals
can be obtained at the Engineer Department,
DC.
The right IS reserved TO reject any or oil
bids,
WILLIAM LUDLOW,
Engineer COmmisslOner
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Petroleum.
h. X. Plain & Co., st. Cloud Building,
furnish the following on quotations:
Closed Saturday, Gia opened TODAY, 65;
highest, GGl; lowest 60; 2:l5 p m, 65l.
New York Stock Market.
The following hNye been furnished by
A. Maegill S Co bankers and brokers, 5l5
Seventh street northwest:
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06
ClGARS AnD TOgACCo.
MEDICAL

WEhK, UNpENfLuPGD PATTS OF
tile tudy enlarged and strengthened Full
particulars tcnt t4laludl free ERIE NEDl-
GAL co.. BltFALD, \, y,
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06

IBE MEDICAL PH HNBMACEUTt-
cal and Dental Departments Of Howard
An address will be delivered by Prof. Robert
Revburn To which the profession aud public
are invited. For circulars and information
address G. u. PUliElS, NJ. D., sec'y,
ff1g fVfh st
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06
4 TATIoNAL MEDIcAL UOLLraE.-
SHORTHAND & TYPE.wRITING
SIT TUATIONS
IN THIBE MONTHS TIME

BY Haven system. 10 previous knowledge
ui either art required, Colleges open ull the
year. Students can onter any time al, tuition
being individual. Superior facilities Tor pro
curing situations, for " hich aid we make no
charge. College pamphlets, with run snt self
teaching lessons IN either art sent to any Ad
dress Tor lOc; both arts, 2ll. No stamps 40.
cepted. Address either nt llavcn's COLLEGES
Now York, N y: Philadelphia, Pa ;CnicagO.
H.; Cincinnati, o.; San francisco, Cat,
The Washington critic., 1887-09-06

Grand single Number Drawing p
the Academy Ui Music. Nrw Orleans, Q, s-
DAY, September ~, is-G
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WHsb'rgtun is wen represented with reese
tauIauis, luuch-roum-, etc gnd prominent
among them sArus the ahoyo.uamcl first.
clsss establishment The lace Charles
LoEytam, well known TO th,. srgtlou, New
Yorh, Saratoga and Buffalo as popular
lost, made % his lfr't Nofs to establish o..
From the day Of It's opening IL has been
conceded an excellence rarely attained.
Local eplaurcs as well as strangers h,Vu
made It their headquarters fnr the sake OF
its oYcclltnt Kitchen urd cellar rwNra yrr,
II always VISA and WIN bo safe rptraHt
for families. IT, management ~ the hlula
OF an experienced New Yorker SIR Ell.
central location, aud Offering every con
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Capitol Pre- $4,000.
LisT or rntns

70 Notice Tickets are go only. Halves, g..
Tiitur 81, IUuiha q
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-08
II FIRST BANK.

1t is one of the most remarkable Of
phenomena that the first bank ever es-
tablished won a success unequaled in
later times. The Bank of Venice had its
origin in III, from a forced public loan,
raised to at out a fleet, and is the frs
appearance Of a public funded debt
Every citizen was obliged to contribute
the ons-hundreth part of his possessions
The persons assessed were then organ
ised as Q Chamber of Lords for ther
common protection and for the receipt Il
the yearly interest of four per centuns
Subsequently its creditors We're pet
mitted to transfer their claims in whoGe
or in part The government, finding
that these transfers were in demand, r.
duced the rates of interest until no ia
terest was paid. Afterward it sold cssh
inscriptions of credit on its boots
These inscriptions cost gold, but wfre
not convertible into gold. As a mater
Of TACT although termed a bank, itsIs-
sues were government paper, and Its
business was carried on solely for he
benefit OF the public treasury. ms
bank is still one of the foremost inartaai
institutions in the world. For two bln-
drsd Yeas the Bank Of Venice sood
aiona
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-08
H LETTER i.

Washington, ID. g. JAM, 9Th, "
The city has been more quiet during
the past Congressional holiday va
cation than is usual at such times.
Quite u number of Senators and Rep
resentatives went home to eat their
Christmas dinners. The death Of Sena-
tor Logan caused various proposed
festivities to be abandoned, and rheu-
matism has again kept the President
prisoner, so that he has been compeil-
ed to forego certain social entertain
ments given in his honor.
Last Friday almost everybody OF
prominence in Washington attended
the imposing funeral ceremonies OF the
distinguished dead, which were held
in the Senate Chamber. General Logan
and his wife were members Of the
Methodist church and Rev. Dr.. New
man, the Washington pastor of Gen.
Grant, otficiated at the funeral, assist
ed by the Chaplain of the Senate, and
and the Rev. DIR. Butler Of tho Luth-
eran church. The funeral procession
from the Capitol to the cemesary, which
was heightened by a number OF civic
and Military organizations, which was
in charge OF Gen. sheridan.
This was the sixth funeral that has
taken place in the Senate Chamber
The first was that of Senator Hicks o.
Maryland, the next Senator Foote OF
Vermont, then Hon. Charles Summer
Vice President Wilson, and last March
Senator Miller from California.
Among all the tributes that are paid
To the deceased Senator, the honesty
of his legislative life was lost sight OF
In AN era when corruption Was rife
and when many of the strongest men d
both parties were broken down and
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-08
A LARGE
BLIC SALE

WILL be sold at public sale lat the residen &C
w Of the subscriber, on The Joseph SUN
merrill (det 'd) farm situate ON fbe road leading
from Brids eport TO Pennsgrovel about IN mile
On WEDNESDAY &THURsIAY JANUARY
All the following described csc P]sTEonal properly.
No. L Brown horse, Jerry, 8 years OLD
weight 1880 Ms, is good, sound, a,ind and gentle
in ali harness. No. 2. SOrrelI horse, Brooks,
10 years old weight 1850 rs, good, kind and
gentle in every way: No. Bay horse, Ben. Z
Yes RS old weight 1855 H., sound Kind and gentle
In all harness. Nos. 4 and 5 ard a pair OF dark,
bay colts, 4 years old weight 2l125 bs, and arelA
No, | in all respects and are good roadsteISs.
Nos. SorTel mare, Nellie, s wears old weight
1890 MS, and is q good, sound, KIND and gentle
mare, and is with foal by LinySood, Hamilton
ian stock. MOI. Grey mare, Lilly, IS a good,
able farm mare and is with fofl by the same
horse. Is Very Handsome ShoAts. 70 head Of
cows. u of these cows are 4 years old, some
with calves by their side, the rest coming into
profit soon. Nine are from . to years old some
with caves by their side, the rest coming into
profit. . bulls. All of these cattle are New
York State Stock and are well worth the atten-
ton of those wanting good coWi
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.7One Osborn No.
8 keapilg machine in good Order, 3 moving
machfn es, 2 champion and walter A. WOOL,
in good repair; Farmers Friend seed Drll,
/ hay Gedder, Bullockis patent; 5 good horse
rakes, } corn shelters, l Telegraph nay cutter.
2Harpoun hay FORKS, ropes, car, block and rail-
ways, lbroad cast seed sower. one double seat
riaGe 1ith mole and shafts. market wagon
with mile and shafts i'm good order, 2 dido Wa.
CONS Theayy wagons. 2 frouraNd four wooden,
5yie; ( carts, good sleigA' sled, 4 sets hay
shelyings. three OF them ueSVly new; 2 sets po-
tato shelyings. / wagon boI body, sets sides
and bottom boards, wagoj rigging for carry
ing live stock. good steel jpl0W. 1 two-horse
Gail chilled plOWS, 6 one-hOtse chilled plowS, 3
one-horse kaign plows, 8 failow harrows, 4 one
horse harroWs, 10 good cultivators. 3 Cox
vine tnrners. Planet. Jr.I pOtato digger, |
Decker's patent potato digger. / Darnell marker,
Buekeye wheel corn pioW! 4 grain cradles, Z
GOOD grindstones. 2 heavy Knives, lot OF double
and single swingletree, Milling ana hoeing hoes,
SCOOP and sand shovels, spalieS, hay and lung
forks. ralkes. scvfhes and sIat6s. dung drags,
Iot Il. trace. OK and drag chiips. 1 steel pointed
marking DoieS 40 grain baes.IoOd patent balance
weiehinp 800 MS. block andjfalI, 100 good truck
baskets lot of 70 and loot. milk cans 2 half-bus.
measures, chest OF tools, curry combs and brush
es, 10 horse blankets, good Buffalo robe, good
heavy farm bell, 40 gal. iron boiler, wheel bar
row. and many other articles usually found on
a larSe farm
HAKNESS,-One set of Double carriage har-
ness. 3 SETS Single do 6 sets half chain do, | set
single heavy do, sets cart do. 2 sets heavy
breast collar harness, f2bridles, 20 heavy and
light collars. 5 sets doubleNlaes, II sets hy-nets,
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-08
Tax Collectors Reform.

A decision of much Importance to
the great majority of taxpayers i'll this
State was given in Middlesex town
ship, Monmouth county during the
present collection OF taxes. William
F. Patterson, the Township Collector,
finding that certain road overseers had
issued orders for payment amounting
in the aggregate to a considerable sum
above the appropriations for those dis
trists, refused to honor them, as he
would be out of pocket personally for
all he paid out or allowed on tax bills
in excess of the whole amount appro-
priated. 1t has been the custom here
tofore to allow these bills, but III this
case the collector would only allow the
amount of the taxpayers road tax as
mentioned in his tax bill, on account
of work done on the roads. There
was much excitement aud the collector
took the ground that his functions were
collecting taxes aud not distributing
them. He also took the same ground
ON sheep bills where damage was done
by dogs. Per contra, it was argued
that a creditor of the township was en-
titled to have his payment made from
the amount he was indebted to the
township for taxes. VIM. Pintard, the
townships counsel, decided that Col
lsctor Patterson was right and that it
was the business of the Township
Committee through its treasurer to
make disbursements.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-08

Edwin H. Filter has been chosen by
the Republican organizations Of Philad-
slphia as a candidate for the next May
orality election. A few who do not
belong to the silk stockings ring and
political bosses are disposed to kick but
he will probably be nominated and
elected.